Top 5 Stories: Local Swimming Champ, Peewee Pugilists and Roaming Thieves

1. Peewee Pugilists Duke It Out for Navy in Archived Clip

A black-and-white clip from the 1960s shows children of Naval Academy personnel boxing in front of a cheering crowd during a match in Annapolis.

"Learning to dish it out and take it at an early age is Navy tradition," the narrator says.

2. Police: Group Possibly Coordinated Shop Theft

Annapolis police are seeking information on an incident Wednesday that may have involved a group coordinating the theft of more than $3,400 worth of retail.

3. Maryland Senate Passes Gun Control Bill

Maryland senators voted Thursday night to approve an amended gun control bill rather than send the legislation to conference committee. Senators approved the bill by a vote of 28-19 just one day after the House debated the bill for 10 hours over two-days and added 17 amendments to a bill previously approved by the Senate.

4. Modern Day Arcade Opens in Annapolis Mall

Cesar Diaz is taking a gamble with a fresh concept that he hopes will bring games back to the mall. Diaz is the owner of Press Play, a new store at the Annapolis Mall that allows video game players to try out a game on major consoles before having to pay the average $60 cost.

5. Annapolis Teen Qualifies for World Championship Swim Meet

An Annapolis High School junior recently turned heads across the country by placing first in a world championship qualifying meet.

Before the sun comes up, Gavin Colley and his parents drive an hour to Baltimore and back every morning before school to practice at the North Baltimore Aquatic Club. The prestigious facility is where Olympian Michael Phelps trained, and still visits regularly.